Sea reverse osmosis device

ABSTRACT

A lifting device includes: at least one first magnetic body, which is positioned on a platform and driven by a driving unit so as to move along a predetermined track; at least one second magnetic body, which is positioned above a part of track of the first magnetic body by a supporting device, and the magnetism of which is repulsive to that of the first magnetic body; and a lifting mechanism, which is fixedly connected to the second magnetic body, the second magnetic body is lifted or lowered according to the first magnetic body passing through or leaving from the second magnetic body during its movement course so as to cause the lifting mechanism to be lifted, lowered or swung. The lifting device can lift heavy objects by magnetic energy existing in the nature and has a simple structure, broad applicability, energy saving and high environmental protectionability. A power generation device and a sea reverse osmosis device that have the lifting device are disclosed.

PRIORITY CLAIM

This application is a Divisional of U.S. patent application Ser. No.12/521,722 entitled “Lifting Device, Power Generation Device and SeaReverse Osmosis Device” filed on Oct. 29, 2010.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

1. Field of the Invention

This invention relates to a lifting device, as well as a powergeneration device with the lifting device and sea reverse osmosis devicethat has the lifting device.

2. Description of the Relevant Art

For the world's large population, energy is a basic issue of thesurvival and development. It is inseparable from energy to improveliving standards and develop economy. However, energy crisis has been aproblem for countries of the world all the time. Power shortage is anissue that all previous governments of each country must face. Due toimprovement of production and living standards, power shortage in Chinahas been more obvious day by day, especially during the peak period ofpower usage. In order to ease the power shortage situation, thegovernment has to take measures to set up restrictions on power usage.The implementation of this measure will greatly hamper consumption whichis not conducive to Chinese economic growth. Therefore, countries aroundthe world including China have been striving to improve the power supplycapacity.

The main way of current power generation is thermal power generationwhich consumes a great deal of one-off energy and pollutes theenvironment heavily. Presently, countries are all working onenvironmental power generation technology research by utilizing naturalenergy, wherein, the hydroelectric power generation technology has beenrelatively mature and used widely, and the researches on powergeneration technology by using wind power, solar power and sea liquidare still under study. However, none of those researches pays sufficientattention on magnetic energy, another exiting natural energy.

At present, implementing reverse osmosis treatment on seawater byreverse osmosis membrane is an important technology which takes fulladvantage of ocean resources to obtain freshwater resources. However,the exiting sea reverse osmosis devices have the disadvantages of highcost, long construction cycle, maintenance difficult and low rate ofconverting seawater into freshwater. In addition, this kind of seawaterdesalinization technology requires consumption of a large amount ofexiting energy resources and high costs. No high-efficiency sea osmosistechnology mainly utilizing natural energy has been developed yet.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

In view of problems mentioned above, one of the objects is to provide alifting device utilizing magnetic force to lift objects; the saidlifting device can lift objects and change gravitational potentialenergy of the objects by using magnetic energy between magnets.

Another object is to provide a power generation device which cantransfer the objects' gravitational potential energy changed by magneticenergy between magnets into electric energy.

Still another object is to provide a sea reverse osmosis device whichcan utilize magnetic energy between magnets to change gravitationalpotential energy of objects so that sea reverse osmosis treatment can beconducted by utilizing the changed gravitational potential energy.

The lifting device includes: at least one first magnetic body, the saidfirst magnetic body is positioned on a platform and driven by a drivingunit so as to move along a predetermined track; at least one secondmagnetic body, the said second magnetic body is positioned above part oftrack of the said first magnetic body, and the magnetism of which isrepulsive to that of the first magnetic body; a lifting mechanism, thesaid lifting mechanism is positioned on a supporting device andconnected to the second magnetic body; wherein, the second magnetic bodyis lifted or lowered vertically in cycle according to the first magneticbody's passing through or leaving from the second magnetic body at a setspeed in cycle, so as to cause the lifting mechanism to be lifted,lowered or swung.

According to the lifting device, wherein, the said platform is arotation platform which can rotate around an axis; the said driving unitis connected to the rotation platform to drive the platform to rotate;the said first magnetic body is fixed on the rotation platform androtates according to the rotation thereof.

According to the lifting device, wherein, the said platform is asupporting platform which is fixedly positioned, the said driving unitis connected to the said first magnetic body to drive the said firstmagnetic body to move on the said supporting platform.

According to the lifting device, wherein, the said lifting mechanism isa member bar group, the said member bar group includes a cross rod and avertical rod which is positioned vertically under the cross rod; thesaid support bracket is set up with a hole on its top part, the saidhole has a diameter slightly larger than that of the said vertical rodand smaller than the length of the said cross rod, in order to enablethe said vertical rod to penetrate the said hole for upward and downwardmovements; the said cross rod is setup with buffer springs under bothends for buffering the impact on the said support bracket by the saidcross rod when the member bar group falls down caused by gravity.

According to the lifting device, wherein, the said lifting mechanism ispulley block, the said pulley block includes a plurality of fixedpulleys and toothed rope-buckle cable which rounds the said fixedpulleys, and the said toothed rope-buckle cable has one end fixing thesecond magnetic body and another end connected with a lifting stand.

According to the lifting device, wherein, the said lifting mechanism isa hydraulic lifting mechanism, the said hydraulic lifting mechanismincludes liquid reservoir, hydraulic cylinder, piston and extensionsleeve which are positioned inside the said hydraulic cylinder, as wellas drainage pipelines and one-way valve which connect the said liquidreservoir, hydraulic cylinder and extension sleeve; a lifting stand isfixed on the upper top part of the extension sleeve; wherein, the saidsecond magnetic is connected with the said piston.

According to the lifting device, wherein, the said lifting mechanismincludes at least a set of oscillating piece with magnetic pivot and abearing support with magnetic support which has the shape and positioncorresponding to the said magnetic pivot; the magnetism of the saidmagnetic pivot is set repulsive to that of the said magnetic support, inorder to ensure that the said oscillating piece suspends above the saidbearing support; wherein, the said second magnetic body is positionedbelow an end of the said oscillating piece.

According to the lifting device, wherein, the said oscillating pieceincludes a lever and a stabilizing bracket which is fixed on the saidlever.

According to the lifting device, wherein, the said oscillating pieceincludes a disc-type stabilizing bracket and annular pipe fittingspositioned at the outer edge of the disc-type stabilizing bracket.

The power generation device includes: a lifting device as mentionedabove, a lifting channel which is positioned around the track of thesaid second magnetic body; a metal coil for power generation positionedin pipe wall of the said movement pipeline; a power transmission deviceconnected with the said metal coil to transport the generated poweroutside.

The power generation device includes: a lifting device as mentionedabove; a generator fixed at the upper part of the support bracket, therotor of the said generator which is connected to the said liftingmechanism and is driven by the said lifting mechanism to rotate toproduce power; a power output device connected with the metal coil ofthe said generator to transport the generated power outside.

The power generation device includes: a lifting device as mentionedabove, wherein, pipe fittings are fixedly positioned in the saidoscillating piece, the said pipe fitting swing along with the saidoscillating piece, the movement body installed in the said pipe fittingsmoves back and forth therein by the function of its gravity; a magnet ormetal coil is installed on pipe wall of the said pipe fittings, a metalcoil or magnet is installed in the said movement body, correspondingly.

The power generation device includes: a lifting device as mentionedabove, a lifting channel including a upstream channel and a downlinkchannel, in which the said lifting stand is lifted and lowered in thesaid upstream channel, the said downlink channel has an upper openingleading to the upper opening of the said upstream channel and a loweropening leading to the lower opening of the said upstream channel; amovement body for power generation which moves circularly in the liftingchannel formed by the said upstream channel and downlink channel; ametal coil or magnet is installed in the said movement body, while amagnet or metal coil is installed in the said downlink channel,correspondingly; a power output device is connected with the said metalcoil to transport the generated power outside.

The power generation device further includes: a member bar groupconnected with the second magnet body, the vertical rod of the memberbar group is connected with the rotor of the generator.

The power generation device includes: a lifting device as mentionedabove, wherein, the said lifting mechanism is a large piston with alifting rod fixedly positioned below the large piston; a lifting channelinstalled at the center of the rotation platform; the lower end of thesaid lifting rod is deeply inserted into the said lifting channel; amovement body fixedly positioned at the lower end of the said liftingrod does up and down movements in the said lifting channel along withthe said lifting rod; a hydraulic buffer device including a water tank,a water tank piston, a bumper bracket fixed on the water tank piston anda buffer board fixed on the top of the bumper bracket which penetratesinto the lifting channel, the discharge pipeline connected the watertank and outside environment.

The seawater reverse osmosis device which is installed in the seawaterincludes: a lifting device as mentioned above; wherein, the said liftingmechanism is a large disk-shaped piston with a lifting rod fixedlypositioned below the piston; a large piston, the said second magnet bodyis fixedly positioned at the lower part of the said large seawaterpiston; a osmosis chamber, which is set up with a piston therein whichis fixedly connected to the said large piston; a seawater deliverypipeline whose one end connects to the osmosis chamber and another endleads to the seawater; a freshwater reservoir; in which the reverseosmosis membrane is installed between the said osmosis chamber and thesaid freshwater reservoir and connects to a freshwater collecting devicethrough a freshwater discharge pipeline; a condensed water reservoir;which connects to the lower part of the osmosis chamber through acondensed water delivery pipeline, and connects to a condensed watercollecting device through a condensed water discharge pipeline.

The lifting device vertically lifts and lowers objects continually incycle by mainly utilizing the interaction between magnetic energy andgravitation potential energy; the said device takes full advantages ofnatural energy which is energy-saving and environmental. Its size can beeither large or small. It's economic, functional, and widely useful.

The power generation device mainly utilizes the lifting device mentionedabove to drive the object to move for generating power. The said devicehas the advantages of low investment, short construction cycle, wideapplication scope and high generating efficiency. In addition, the powergeneration device can be formed into small size which can produce powerduring movement; therefore, it can be ideal energy source for variousvehicles.

The sea reverse osmosis device mainly utilizes the lifting devicementioned above to lift heavy objects, and then the gravitationpotential energy of the object can be used as energy resource of seareverse osmosis treatment. The device has the advantages of simplestructure, easy maintainability and low cost.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a longitudinal section view schematic diagram of the powergeneration device according to a first embodiment;

FIG. 2 is a longitudinal section view schematic diagram of the powergeneration device according to a second embodiment;

FIG. 3 a is a longitudinal section view schematic diagram of the powergeneration device according to a third embodiment;

FIG. 3 b is a top view schematic diagram of the power generation deviceaccording to a third embodiment;

FIG. 4 a is a longitudinal section view schematic diagram of the powergeneration device according to a fourth embodiment;

FIG. 4 b is a top view schematic diagram of the power generation deviceshown in FIG. 4 a;

FIG. 5 a is a longitudinal section view schematic diagram of the powergeneration device according to a fifth embodiment;

FIG. 5 b is a top view schematic diagram of the power generation deviceshown in FIG. 5 a;

FIG. 5 c and FIG. 5 d present the other two forms of layout of the firstmagnet body in the power generation device shown in FIG. 5 b;

FIG. 6 a is a longitudinal section view schematic diagram of the powergeneration device according to a sixth embodiment;

FIG. 6 b is a top view schematic diagram of the power generation deviceaccording to the sixth embodiment as shown in FIG. 6 a with itsoscillating piece removed;

FIG. 6 c is a section view schematic diagram of the power generationaccording to the sixth embodiment along A-A directional line shown inFIG. 6 a;

FIG. 6 d is a section view schematic diagram of the oscillating piece ofthe power generation device according to the sixth embodiment along B-Bdirectional line shown in FIG. 6 a;

FIG. 7 a to FIG. 7 f present several forms of layout of the magnet andmetal coil of the power generation device according to the sixthembodiment shown in FIG. 6 a;

FIG. 8 a is a longitudinal section view schematic diagram of the powergeneration device according to a seventh embodiment;

FIG. 8 b is a top view schematic diagram of the power generation deviceshown in FIG. 8 a;

FIG. 8 c to FIG. 8 d present several forms of layout of the liftingchannel of the power generation device shown in FIG. 8 a;

FIG. 9 a to FIG. 9 e present several forms of layout of the magnet andmetal coil which are used for power generation of the power generationdevice shown in FIG. 8 a;

FIG. 10 a to FIG. 10 i present several forms of the movement body of thepower generation device shown in FIG. 8 a;

FIG. 11 is a longitudinal section view schematic diagram of the powergeneration device according to an eighth embodiment;

FIG. 12 a is a longitudinal section view schematic diagram of the powergeneration device according to a ninth embodiment;

FIG. 12 b is A-A directional section view schematic diagram of the powergeneration device in FIG. 12 a;

FIG. 12 c is B-B directional section view schematic diagram of the powergeneration device in FIG. 12 a;

FIG. 13 is a longitudinal section view schematic diagram of the powergeneration device according to a tenth embodiment;

FIG. 14 is a longitudinal section view schematic diagram of the powergeneration device according to an eleventh embodiment;

FIG. 15 is a longitudinal section view schematic diagram of the powergeneration device according to a twelfth embodiment;

FIG. 16 a to FIG. 16 j present several forms of layout of the firstmagnet body of the power generation device according to the twelfthembodiment;

FIG. 17 a is a longitudinal section view schematic diagram of the powergeneration device according to a thirteenth embodiment;

FIG. 17 b is a longitudinal section view schematic diagram of the powergeneration device in FIG. 17 a along another direction;

FIG. 17 c is a longitudinal section view schematic diagram of the powergeneration device in FIG. 17 a whose large piston stays at the lowestposition;

FIG. 18 is a longitudinal section view schematic diagram of the powergeneration device according to a fourteenth embodiment;

FIG. 19 a is a longitudinal section view schematic diagram of the powergeneration device according to a fifteenth embodiment;

FIG. 19 b is a longitudinal section view schematic diagram of the powergeneration device in FIG. 19 a along another direction;

FIG. 19 c is a longitudinal section view schematic diagram of the powergeneration device in FIG. 19 a whose large piston stays at the lowestposition;

FIG. 20 a is a longitudinal section view schematic diagram of the seareverse osmosis device according to a sixteenth embodiment;

FIG. 20 b is the top view schematic diagram of the sea reverse osmosisdevice shown in FIG. 20 a;

FIG. 20 c presents one design of the support platform of the sea reverseosmosis device in FIG. 20 a which can prevent from accumulation ofstagnant water;

FIG. 20 d presents another design of the support platform of the seareverse osmosis device in FIG. 20 a which can prevent from accumulationof stagnant water;

FIG. 21 is a longitudinal section view schematic diagram of the powergeneration device according to a seventeenth embodiment;

FIG. 22 is a longitudinal section view schematic diagram of the powergeneration device according to an eighteenth embodiment;

FIG. 23 is a longitudinal section view schematic diagram of the powergeneration device according to a nineteenth embodiment.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

The preferred embodiments will be described in detail in conjunctionwith figures.

As shown in FIG. 1, the power generation device of example 1 includeslifting device and power-generating unit.

Wherein, the lifting device includes: drive motor 1, stationary axis 2and rotation platform 3. The stationary axis 2 fixed on the groundsurface includes: base 21 installed underground, shaft 22 fixed on thebase 21, and support platform 23 fixed on the top of the shaft 22. Adisc-type rotation platform 3 installed around the stationary axis 2 andconnected with the drive motor 1 can rotate, driven by the drive motor1, around the stationary axis 2; there are roll balls 24 installedbetween the rotation platform 3 and the stationary axis 2 so as toreduce pivoting friction of the rotation platform 3.

The lifting mechanism further includes: support bracket 4, first magnetbody 5, second magnet body 6 and pulley block 7. The support bracket 4is fixed on the ground floor as well as the stationary axis 2. The firstmagnet body 5 includes three magnets having the same shape which arefixed on an identical circumference on the upper plane of the rotationplatform 3 at equal interval. The pulley block 7 for stabilizing thefirst magnet body 5 includes a fixed pulley installed on the stationaryaxis 2 and two fixed pulleys installed on the top of the support bracket4 symmetrically about the axes of the stationary axis 2, and rope 8rounds the pulley block 7. The second magnet body 6 includes twoidentical magnets which are connected to both ends of the rope 8 of thepulley block 7 and installed symmetrically about the axes of thestationary axis 2. The magnetism of the second magnet body 6 isrepulsive to that of the first magnet body 5 and hanging above it at aset distance away from which.

The lifting device further includes lifting channel 9 installed aroundthe second magnet body 6 and fixed by the support bracket 4. The secondmagnet body 6 contacts with the lifting channel 9 through the rollerwheel 61.

The power-generating unit includes metal coil 10 and magnet 11. Wherein,the metal coil 10 is installed in the magnet body 6, the magnet 11 forpower generation is installed in the pipe wall of the lifting channel 9.

The said power-generating unit further includes cable 12 connected tothe metal coil 10 which transports generated power outside, includingthe public grid.

The working process of the power generation device of the said exampleis described as follows.

At initial position, the two second magnet bodies 6 are placed at theidentical horizontal plane. The drive motor 1 is started up to rotatethe rotation platform 3, in turn drives the first magnet body 5 fixed onthe rotation platform 3 to rotate. When the rotating first magnet 5 cutsin the position below the second magnet body 6 which is suspending aboveit, the repulsive force between them brings the second magnet body up;as the first magnet body 5 is not arranged correspondingly to the secondmagnet body 6 respectively, at this point, there is no first magnet body5 below the second magnet body 6 at the other end of rope 8, that is tosay, there is no repulsive force from the first magnet body 5, whichbrings the second magnet body 6 at the other end of rope 8 down. At thispoint, metal coil installed on the second magnet body 6 moves relativeto magnet installed on pipe wall of the lifting channel 9 to producepower by the electromagnetic action between stator and rotor. Thegenerated power is transported to public grid through cable 12. Thefirst magnet body 5 also can be configured as six natural magnets whichare installed on an identical circumference at equal interval.

As shown in FIG. 2, the power generation device of example 2 hasbasically same structure as that in example 1. The difference is only inthat:

The first magnet body 5 includes four magnets having the same shapewhich are fixedly positioned on the outer circumference of the rotationplatform 3 at equal interval.

The pulley block 7 in example 1 is replaced by the member bar group 13which stabilizes the second magnet body and goes up and down with thesecond magnet body 6. There are two member bar groups 13 arrangedsymmetrically about the axes of the stationary axis 2, each of whichincludes a cross rod 131 and a vertical rod 132 which is positionedvertically below the cross rod. Correspondingly, the support bracket 4is installed with hole 41 on its top part, the said hole 41 has adiameter slightly larger than that of the vertical rod 132 and smallerthan the length of the cross rod 131. The vertical rod 132 can penetratethrough the hole 41 for upward and downward movements. The cross rod 131is installed with buffer springs under its both ends for buffering theimpact on the said support bracket 4 by the said cross rod 131 when themember bar group 13 falls down by gravity.

The second magnet body 6 includes two identical magnets fixed at thelower part of two fixing brackets 13. The said second magnet body 6 hasthe magnetism repulsive to that of the first magnet body 5 and hangingabove it at a set distance away from which.

The working process of the power generation device of the said exampleis as follows.

At initial position, the two second magnet bodies 6 are placed at theidentical horizontal plane. The drive motor 1 is started up to rotatethe rotation platform 3, in turn drives the first magnet body 5 which isfixed on the rotation platform 3 to rotate. When the rotating firstmagnet 5 cuts in the position below the second magnet body 6 which issuspending above it, the repulsive force between the two magnets bringsa magnet of the second magnet body 6 up; as the first magnet body 5 andthe second magnet body 6 are arranged symmetrically, and at this point,another rotating magnet of the first magnet body 5 also cuts in theposition below the second magnet body 6, the repulsive force between thetwo magnets brings another magnet of the second magnet body 6 upsimultaneously relative to the first magnet body 5. At this point, metalcoil installed on the second magnet body 6 moves relative to magnetinstalled on the pipe wall of the lifting channel 9 and hence producespower during the upward and downward movements due to theelectromagnetic action between stator and rotor. The generated power istransported to outside through cable 12.

As shown in FIGS. 3 a and 3 b, the power generation device according toexample 3 is basically same as that in example 2. The difference is onlyin that:

The power-generating unit in the said example is not metal coil andmagnet which are installed on the shift device directly but fourgenerators 14 installed on the support bracket 4. The rotor of generator14 is connected to the member bar group 13′ whose another end is fixedwith the second magnet 6.

The first magnet body 5 includes three natural magnets which arearranged on an identical circumference at equal interval.

The working process of the power generation device of the said exampleis similar with that of example 2.

At initial position, four second magnet bodies 6 are placed at theidentical horizontal plane. The drive motor 1 is started up to rotatethe rotation platform 3, in turn drives the first magnet body 5 which isfixed on the rotation platform 3 to rotate. When the rotating firstmagnet 5 cuts in the position below one second magnet body 6 which issuspending above it, the repulsive force between the two magnets bringsthe second magnet body 6 up, which brings the member bar group 13′ fixedtogether with the second magnet body 6 up, and the member bar group 13′rotates generator 14 to produce power which is transported to outsidethrough cable 12. At this point, the other three second magnets 6 whichget rid of the repulsive force from the first magnet body 5 go down bythe function of gravity.

FIGS. 4 a and 4 b represent the example 4. As it can be seen, the powergeneration device of example 4 includes lifting device andpower-generating unit.

Wherein, the lifting device includes: drive motor 1, stationary axis 2and rotation platform 3, which have the same structures and positionrelations as that of the corresponding components in example 1.

The lifting device further includes the first magnet body 5 whichconsists of four magnets having the same shape fixedly arranged on anidentical circumference of the rotation platform 3 at equal interval.

The lifting device further includes support bracket 4, second magnetbody 6, oscillating piece 15 and movement body 16. The support bracket 4is installed around the rotation platform 3, which is corresponding tothe arrangement of the first magnet body 5; there is magnetic support 42with concave part installed on the support bracket 4. The oscillatingpiece 15 is a lever-type oscillating piece including pipe fittings 151,a relatively smooth movement pipeline 152 is installed inside the saidpipe fittings 151 and the movement body 16 can move therein; a magneticpivot 153 is installed at the position adjacent to the center part ofthe pipe fittings 151, the said magnetic pivot 153 has a shape of waterdrop which corresponds to the shape of the concave part of magneticsupport 42 and has magnetism repulsive to and size slightly smaller thanthat of the magnetic support 42. The lever-type oscillating piece 15 canbe suspending above the support bracket 4 due to the suspension abovemagnetic support 42 of magnetic pivot 153. The second magnet body 6having the magnetism repulsive to that of the first magnet body 5 isfixedly below the end, more adjacent to the rotation platform 3, of pipefittings 151 and above the first magnet body 5. A bumper bracket 154 isinstalled at the other end of the pipe fittings 151; a dashpot 17 with abumper bracket 154 inserted therein is installed at the side, far awayfrom the rotation platform 3, of support bracket 4; there is also astabilization bracket 155 installed above the pipe fittings 151 tostabilize the said pipe fittings 151 and prevent it from occurring swingdeviation.

In addition, there is also a damper strut 18 installed between thesupport bracket 4 and the rotation platform 3 where is adjacent to therotation platform. A cushion 181 is positioned above the said damperstrut 18 to prevent the second magnet body 6 from going down overly toimpact the rotation platform 3.

Metal coil 10 of the power-generating unit is installed in pipe wall oflifting channel 9; magnet 11 is installed in the movement body 16.

Meanwhile, magnet 11 or metal coil 10 in the power-generating unit isalso installed on wall of the dashpot 17; the bumper bracket 154 isinstalled with metal coil 10 or magnet 11 in the power-generating unit,correspondingly.

The said power-generating unit further includes cable 12 connected withthe metal coil 10 which transports generated power outside.

The working process of the power generation device of the said exampleis described as follows.

At initial position, four second magnet bodies 6 are placed at theidentical horizontal plane. The drive motor 1 is started up to rotatethe rotation platform 3, in turn drives the first magnet body 5 which isfixed on the rotation platform 3 to rotate. When the rotating firstmagnet 5 cuts in the position below the second magnet body 6 which issuspended above it, the repulsive force between the two magnets bringsthe second magnet body 6 up, in turn brings the end installed with thesecond magnet body 6 of the oscillating piece 15 up, the saidoscillating piece 15 swings up and down vertically about a pivot, theother end point of which goes down and drives the bumper bracket 154 tomove up and down vertically inside the dashpot 17, so as to ensure thatthe suspended pipe fittings 153 swings left and right vertically at auniform set speed which provides the movement body 16 and bumper bracket154 with movement potential energy. When movement pipeline 152 insidethe oscillating piece 15 is in heeling condition, the movement body 16installed inside the movement pipeline 152 starts to move along it bythe function of gravity, that is to say, metal coil 10 installed in pipewall of lifting channel 9 moves relative to magnet 11 installed inmovement body 16 to produce power, and the generated power istransported to public grid through cable 12. At the same point, thebumper bracket 154 moves inside the dashpot 17 to produce power also.

When the rotation platform 3 rotates and drives the first magnet body 5to leave the second magnet body 6, one end of the oscillating piece 15adjacent to the rotation platform 3 goes down by the function ofgravity, the other end which is far away from the rotation platform 3goes up. When its lifting channel 152 inclines in a contrary direction,the movement body 16 does reverse movement and produces power againwhich is transported to public grid. The process repeats in cycle.

FIGS. 5 a, 5 b represent the power generation device according toexample 5. Both the basic structure and working principle of the saidpower generation device are same as that in example 4. The difference isonly in that: the magnetic pivot 153 of the lever-type oscillating piece15 is installed at the end of pipe fittings 151 which is far away fromthe rotation platform, and the bumper bracket 154 is installed at lowerpart of the lever-type oscillating piece 15 at a position adjacent tothe center of the lever-type oscillating piece 15. As the magnetic pivot153 is setup at the position adjacent to the rotation platform, there isno need to setup damper strut 18 and cushion 181.

FIGS. 5 c, 5 d represent the other two forms of layout of the firstmagnet body 5 of power generation device of example 5. In FIG. 5 c, thefirst magnet body 5 includes six magnets arranged on an identicalcircumference of rotation platform 3 at equal interval; while the firstmagnet body 5 includes three magnets arranged on an identicalcircumference of rotation platform 3 at equal interval in FIG. 5 d.

Please refer to FIGS. 6 a to 6 d. As it can be seen, the powergeneration device of example 6 includes lifting device andpower-generating unit.

Wherein, the lifting device includes: drive motor 1, stationary axis 2and rotation platform 3 which can rotate about the stationary axis 2 bythe drive motor 1; there are roll balls installed between the rotationplatform 3 and the stationary axis 2 so as to reduce pivoting frictionof the rotation platform 3. The first magnet body 5 includes threemagnets having the same shape which are fixed on an identicalcircumference on the upper plane of the rotation platform 3 at equalinterval.

The said lifting device further includes support bracket 4, secondmagnet body 6, movement body 16 and oscillating piece 15. The supportbracket 4 is installed at the upper part of stationary axis 2 ofrotation platform 3 and setup with magnetic support 42 with concavepart. Oscillating piece 15′ is a disc-type oscillating piece which has adiameter corresponding to that of rotation platform 3. The disc-typeoscillating piece 15′ includes pipe fittings 151′ which are arranged asrings. A relatively smooth movement pipeline 152′ is installed insidethe said pipe fittings 151′ and the movement body 16 can move therein;there is a disc-type stabilization bracket 155′ installed on thering-type pipe fittings 151′, the said disc-type stabilization bracket155′ is setup with a magnetic pivot 153′ shaped as water drop at thecenter of its lower part. The said magnetic pivot 153′ has the shapecorresponds to, the magnetism repulsive to, and the size slightlysmaller than, that of the concave part of magnetic support 42, so as toform magnetic suspension. The way of arrangement of the magnetic pivot153′ and magnetic support 42 enables the disc-type oscillating piece 15′suspending above the support bracket 4. The second magnet body 6includes two magnets positioned below the pipe fittings 151′symmetrically with respect to the center of the disc-type stabilizationframe 155′, and locates above the rotation track of the first magnetbody 5 and has the magnetism repulsive to that of second magnet body 6.

In the said lifting device, there is a damper strut 18′ positioned atthe external side of rotation platform 3, the said damper strut 18′ hasa buffer platform 182′ extending to the position between rotationplatform 3 and disc-type oscillating piece 15′, the said buffer platformis installed with a cushion 181′ so as to prevent the said disc-typeoscillating piece 15′ from dropping down overly to impact the rotationplatform 3.

The power-generating unit includes metal coil 10, magnet 11 and cable12. As it can be seen from FIGS. 7 a and 7 f, there are several forms oflayout of the metal coil 10 and magnet 11 for power generation. As itcan be seen from FIGS. 7 a and 7 b, metal coil 10 is setup in movementbody 16, magnet 11 is setup in external pipe wall of movement pipeline152′. Or else, as it can be seen from FIGS. 7 c and 7 d, metal coil 10is setup in movement body 16, magnet 11 is setup in external and innerpipe wall of movement pipeline 152′ or in inner-side pipe wall ofmovement pipeline 152′ as in FIGS. 7 e and 7 d. Through atrolleybus-style sliding track buckle-grasps (not shown), the metal coilof movement body 16 is connected with cable 12 which transportsgenerated power to public grid.

The working process of the power generation device of the said exampleis described as follows.

At initial position, four second magnet bodies 6 are placed at anidentical horizontal plane. The drive motor 1 is started up to rotatethe rotation platform 3, in turn drives the first magnet body 5 which isfixed on the rotation platform 3 to rotate. When the rotating firstmagnet 5 cuts in the position below the second magnet body 6 which issuspended above it, the repulsive force between the two magnets bringsthe second magnet body 6 up, in turn brings the part of the oscillatingpiece 15′ which is installed with the second magnet body 6 up, the saidoscillating piece 15′ swings up and down vertically about magneticpivot, the other side of oscillating piece 15′ which is opposite to theone installed with the second magnet body 6 goes down. When movementpipeline 152′ inside the oscillating piece 15′ is in heeling condition,the movement body 16 installed inside the movement pipeline 152′ movesalong it by the function of gravity, that is to say, metal coil 10installed inside the pipe wall of movement pipeline 152′ moves relativeto magnet 11 installed in movement body 16 to produce power, thegenerated power is transported outside through cable 12.

When the rotation platform 3 rotates and drives the first magnet body 5to leave the second magnet body 6, one end of the oscillating piece 15adjacent to the rotation platform 3 goes down by the function ofgravity, the other end which is far away from the rotation platform 3goes up. When its lifting channel 152 inclines in a contrary direction,the movement body 16 does reverse movement and produces power againwhich is transported to outside. The process repeats in cycle.

As shown in FIGS. 8 a to 8 e, the power generation device according toexample 7 includes lifting device and power-generating unit.

Wherein, the lifting device includes: drive motor 1, stationary axis 2and rotation platform 3 which can rotate about the stationary axis 2 bydriving from the drive motor 1; there are roll balls installed betweenthe rotation platform 3 and the stationary axis 2 so as to reducepivoting friction of the rotation platform 3. The first magnet body 5includes three magnets having the same shape which are fixed on theexternal circumference of the rotation platform 3 at equal interval.

The said lifting device further includes support bracket 4, secondmagnet body 6, pulley block 7, rope 8, lifting channel 9 and movementbody 16. The support bracket 4 is positioned around the rotationplatform 3; the pulley block 7 is setup on the support bracket 4. Thesaid pulley block 7 includes pulley reversing mechanism 71 positionedrightly above the rotation platform 3, fixed pulleys 72, 73 are fixed onthe support bracket 4 symmetrically relative to the pulley reversingmechanism 71. The rope 8 rounds the fixed pulleys 72, 73 as well aspulley reversing mechanism 71 and has a lower end connected to thesecond magnet body 6, while the other end of the rope 8 goes around thepulley reversing mechanism 71, and the pulley reversing mechanism 71 isconnected with disc-shaped lifting stand 19. The lifting channel 9includes cylindrical upstream channel 91 and bow-shaped downlink channel92. The said bow-shaped downlink channel 92 with relatively smooth innerwall is installed at the side of upstream channel 91; the upstreamchannel 91 has an upper opening leading to the upper opening of downlinkchannel 92 and a lower opening connecting with the lower opening ofdownlink channel 92. The lifting stand 19 can move up and down insidethe cylindrical upstream channel 91. The movement body 16 can movedownward along the downlink channel 92.

FIGS. 8 c to 8 d represent several forms of layout of downlink channel92 of the power generation device in FIG. 8 a.

The power-generating unit includes metal coil 10, magnet 11 and cable12.

FIGS. 9 a to 9 g represent several forms of layout of metal coil 10 andmagnet 11 of the power generation device in FIG. 8 a. As shown in FIGS.9 a to 9 g, the movement body 16 is setup with wheels 161. Metal coil 10and magnet 11 for power generation can be arranged as the followingthree forms: as shown in FIGS. 9 a and 9 b, metal coil 10 is installedinside the movement body 16, magnet 11 is installed in pipe wall ofupstream channel 91; as shown in FIGS. 9 c and 9 d, metal coil 10 isinstalled in pipe wall of the upstream channel 91, magnet 11 isinstalled in the movement body 16; as shown in FIGS. 9 e, 9 f and 9 g,metal coil 10 is installed on the wheel axle, and magnet 11 is installedon the wheel hub.

FIGS. 10 a to 10 i represent several available structures of movementbody 16 and downlink channel 92 of the power generation device shown inFIG. 8 a.

The working process of the said example is as follows.

At initial position, two second magnet bodies 6 are placed at anidentical horizontal plane; movement body 16 stays at the upper openingof the downlink channel 92.

Meanwhile, the movement body 16 is driven to move downward along theupstream channel 91 by tiny force. As metal coil 10 and magnet 11 can bearranged according to any one of the three forms of layout mentionedabove, there is electromagnetic induction occurring between the metalcoil 10 setup in movement body 16 and magnet 11 during the process ofmovement body 16 moving downward along the upstream channel 91, so as toproduce power. The generated power is transported to the cable 12installed at inner side of pipe wall of the downlink channel 92 throughelastic buckle-grasping sliding wheel 161 connected with metal coil 10,and then to public grid through the cable 12. When the movement body 16moves to lower end of the downlink channel 91, it's driven to reverseand moves from the lower opening of the downlink channel 92 into thelifting stand 19 which is just connected to the lower opening. At thispoint, the drive motor 1 is started up to rotate the rotation platform3, in turn drives the first magnet body 5 which is fixed on the rotationplatform 3 to rotate. When one of the rotating first magnet body 5 cutsin a position below one of the second magnet body 6 which is suspendedabove it, the repulsive force between them brings the second magnet body6 up and the other second magnet body 6 down, the up and down movementsof the two second magnet bodies 6 drives rope 8, in turn brings thelifting stand 19 up by the pulley reversing mechanism 71; the movementbody 16 is lifted up along the upstream channel 91 until it reaches theupper opening of the upstream channel 91, at this point, the liftingstand 19 connects to the upper opening of the downlink channel 92; atthe same time, the movement body 16 is driven to move into the upperopening of the downlink channel 92 by control and move downward again toproduce power. During the process of movement body 16 moving downwardalong the upstream channel 91 again, the second magnet body 6 leaves thefirst magnet body 5, the lifting stand 19 goes down by the function ofits gravity until it reaches the bottom of the upstream channel 91 andconnects to the lower opening of the downlink channel 92. The movementof movement body 16 repeats in cycle.

As the speed of up-down circulation of the second magnet body 6 isfaster than that of movement body 16, during one up-down circulation ofmovement body 16, the second magnet body 6 has finished several ones.Therefore, the said power generation device is further installed withanother set of lifting device and power-generating unit to prevent fromwasting kinetic energy produced by the second magnet body 6.

Specifically, the power-generating unit of the said example furtherincludes generator 14. Correspondingly, in the lifting device, liftingchannel 9′ is positioned around the second magnet body 6. The secondmagnet body 6 can slide up and down along the inner wall of liftingchannel 9′ through roller wheel 61. The second magnet body 6 furtherconnects with member bar group 13′ which includes vertical rod 132″ andlink bracket 134, the second magnet body 6 is clamping connected to oneend of the link bracket 134 whose another end fixed with the verticalrod 132″ whose another end connected the rotor of the power generator14.

By adopting the said structure, during the process of movement body 16moving downward, as the first magnet body 5 rotates continually, thesecond magnet body 6 finishes several up-down circulations which drivesthe link bracket 134, in turn brings the vertical rod 132″ up and down,thereby rotates the rotor of power generator. The process repeats andproduces power in cycle.

FIG. 11 represents example 8. The power generation device of example 8includes the lifting device and the power generation mechanism inexample 7. In the present example, the lifting stand of the said liftingdevice is installed with water tank 20 with a valve. The powergeneration mechanism in the present example includes liquid chamber 31,shift device 32, discharge device 33, waterless pipeline 34, movementbody 16 and power-generating unit.

Liquid chamber 31 is a cube container for storing certain amount ofwater. The shift device 32 is installed at the lower part of the liquidchamber 31 with the upper trap door, air hole and side trap door. Theupper trap door can be opened or closed so as to make the liquid chamber31 connect to or separate from the shift device 32. The side trap doorcan be opened or closed so as to make the shift device 32 connect to orseparate from the waterless pipeline 34. The discharge device 33 isinstalled at one side of or under the shift device 32 with a capacitylarger than that of the shift device 32.

The discharge device 33 has discharge hole leading to the shift device32, the liquid in the shift device 32 can enter into the dischargedevice 33 through the discharge hole. The discharge device 33 furtherincludes the discharge pipe 331 whose end leads to upstream channel 91,in turn to the valve of water tank 20, so as to timely discharge theliquid discharged from the shift device 32 into the lifting water tank20 and prepare for the next liquid discharge. The discharge device 33also has air hole (not shown).

During the process of power generation, liquid in the discharge device33 is pumped into the lifting water tank 20 at the bottom of theupstream channel 91 through the discharge pipe 331 to drive the firstmagnet body 5 to rotate, when the first magnet body 5 moves to theposition below the second magnet body 6, the second magnet body 6 fixedto the rope 8 is driven to go up by the repulsive force from the samemagnetism of the two magnets, which rotates the pulley block 7 throughrope 8, in turn brings the lifting water tank 20 up. The lifting watertank 20 is lifted until it connects with the liquid inlet pipeline 311,at this point, the valve setup at one side of the lifting water tank 20is opened by control, liquid therein flows back into the liquid chamber31 through the liquid inlet pipeline 311 to ensure sufficient quantityof liquid in the liquid chamber 31, thus ensure that the powergeneration device works in cycle.

The waterless pipeline 34 is installed at external side of the liquidchamber 31 which includes upward delivery pipeline, downlink pipelinedescending from high to low, as well as downward delivery pipeline. Theupward delivery pipeline has one end connected to the upper opening ofthe liquid chamber 31 with the delivery sliding device installed thereonand the other end connected to the beginning end of the downlinkpipeline which is installed underground the side of the liquid chamber31; the terminal end of the downlink pipeline connects to one end of thedownward delivery pipeline whose the other end connected to side trapdoor of the shift device 32. Each of the pipelines is installed withsmooth track therein (not shown); the movement body 16 moves along thetrack of waterless pipeline 34.

The buffer drive device 35 is placed at the set location in liquidchamber 31 to buffer the speed of movement body 16 at the moment itascends to the water surface. The buffer drive device 35 includes bufferboard, balance frame 472 set up on the buffer board, sprocket column 473set up between the balance frames 472. A power generator can be arrangedabove the liquid chamber 31, so that sprocket column 473 can engagementwith the motor rotating toothed wheel of the power-generating unit 44 toproduce power by transferring the ascending kinetic energy into electricpower.

The power-generating process in this example can be divided into twoparts; those are the process of power generation by descending movementof movement body 16 in waterless pipeline 34 and the process of powergeneration by ascending movement of movement body 16 in liquid chamber31. Movement body 16 is hollow oblate sphere with rotating wheel 161whose floatage is greater than its gravitation. As shown in FIG. 17 a,magnet 11 for power generation is installed in inner wall of downlinkpipeline, metal coil used for power generation is installed in themovement body 16, and cable 12 is connected to the coil 10 to transportthe generated power outside. The coil can be installed in inner wall ofdownlink pipeline and the magnet 11 installed in movement body 16,alternatively. Besides, the coil and magnet installed in rotating wheel161 are also doable. The ascending power-generating unit includespower-generating unit (not shown) installed above the liquid chamber 31and buffer transmission device 35.

About the specific working principle of the said example, please referto another patent application PCT/CN2006/002239 by the identicalapplicant.

As shown in FIGS. 12 a to 12 c, the power generation device according toexample 9 includes lifting device and power-generating unit.

Wherein, the lifting device includes: drive motor 1, stationary axis 2and rotation platform 3 which can rotate about the stationary axis 2 bydriving from the drive motor 1; there are roll balls installed betweenthe rotation platform 3 and the stationary axis 2 so as to reducepivoting friction of the rotation platform 3. The first magnet body 5includes four magnets having the same shape which are fixed on theexternal circumference of the rotation platform 3 at equal interval.

The said lifting device further includes support bracket 4, secondmagnet body 6, movement body 16 and hydraulic lifting device 21. Thesupport bracket 4 is installed around the rotation platform 3; thehydraulic lifting device 21 includes liquid reservoir 211, hydrauliccylinder 212, piston 213 positioned inside the said hydraulic cylinder212, extension sleeve 214, as well as lifting stand 19 fixed on theupper top of the extension sleeve 214. The liquid reservoir 211,hydraulic cylinder 212 and extension sleeve 213 are connected with eachother through hydraulic pipeline 215. Both structures and ways ofarrangements of the upstream channel 91, downlink channel 92 andmovement body 16 are same as that in example mentioned above. The secondmagnet body 6 fixed together with piston 213 by a connection pod 216 isplaced above the track of the first magnet body 5 and has the magnetismrepulsive to it. The extension sleeve 214 is installed in the stationaryaxis 2. When the extension sleeve 214 is in the station of contraction,the lifting stand 19 installed thereon connects to the lower opening ofthe upstream channel 91.

The working process of the power generation device of the said exampleis as follows.

At initial position, two second magnet bodies 6 are placed at anidentical horizontal plane and far away from the first magnet body 5;movement body 16 is placed on the lifting stand 19 which connects to theupper opening of the downlink channel 92.

The movement body 16 moves by control into the upper opening of downlinkchannel 92; then the said movement body 16 moves downward along thedownlink channel 92 by tiny force; metal coil 10 moves relative tomagnet 11 and produces power which is transported to public grid throughcable 12. At the same time, the drive motor 1 is started up to rotatethe rotation platform 3, in turn drives the first magnet body 5 fixed onthe rotation platform 3 to rotate. When the rotating first magnet 5 cutsin the position below the second magnet body 6 which is suspending aboveit, the repulsive force between them brings the second magnet body 6 up,thus release push force onto piston 213; as the gravity of the liftingstand 19 and the extension sleeve 214 is greater than the push forcefrom hydraulic liquid, they go down gradually and the hydraulic liquidflow back, until the lifting stand 19 moves to reach the bottom of theupstream channel 91 so as to connects to the lower opening of thedownlink channel 92. When the movement body 16 moves to the lower end ofthe upstream channel 91, it is driven to move into the lifting stand 19by control, and at the same time, the first magnet body 5 is justrotates to leave the second magnet body 6 by control. Then the secondmagnet body 6 which gets rid of the repulsive force goes down byfunction of gravity, and pushes the piston 213 fixed together with it tomove down. The hydraulic liquid are contracted and push the extensionsleeve to extend, in turn to push the lifting stand 19 to go up with themovement body 16 until it reaches the position connected to the upperopening of downlink channel 92. At this point, the movement body 16 isdriven into the downlink channel 92 and repeats previous process. Thewhole process repeats in cycle which produces power.

FIG. 13 represents the power generation device according to example 10whose structure is basically same as that of example 8. The differenceis only in that: the lifting channel 22, upstream channel 91 andextension sleeve 214 of hydraulic lifting mechanism 21 of the presentexample are installed underground.

FIG. 14 represents the power generation device according to example 11which includes the lifting device and power generation mechanism inexample 9. In the present example, the lifting stand of the said liftingdevice is replaced by the lifting water tank 20 with valve. The powergeneration mechanism in the present example includes liquid chamber 31,shift device 32, discharge device 33, waterless pipeline 34, tank 36 andpower-generating unit.

Liquid chamber 31 is a cube container for storing certain amount ofwater.

The shift device 32 is installed at the lower part of the liquid chamber31, with the upper trap door and air hole (not shown). The upper trapdoor installed with liquid inlet hole and first through hole at itsupper part separates the liquid chamber 31 from the shift device 32.

The discharge device 33 is installed under the shift device 32 with acapacity larger than that of the shift device 32. The discharge device33 has discharge hole (not shown) leading to the shift device 32, theliquid in the shift device 32 can enter into the discharge device 33through the discharge hole. The discharge device 33 further includes thedischarge pipe 331 whose end leads to upstream channel 91, in turn tothe valve of water tank 20, so as to timely discharge the liquiddischarged from the shift device 32 into the lifting water tank 20 andprepare for the next liquid discharge. The discharge device 33 also hasair hole. The lifting water tank 20 is lifted up by the lifting device,and then the liquid in it are re-pumped into the liquid chamber 31 foruse through water pump and liquid inlet pipeline 311 so as to ensurethat the power generation device works in cycle.

The tank 36 includes two hollow tanks each with several liquid in-outopenings 364 that can be opened/closed installed thereon, wherein, thelocation of the lower liquid in-out opening corresponds to the locationof liquid inlet opening installed on the upper trap door. Therelationship between gravitation and flotage of the tank 36 can bechanged through filling liquid to its hollow part or discharging liquidfrom it to convert kinetic energy into electric energy by doingdescending and ascending movements in liquid chamber 31 continuously togenerate power.

There are two rows of pulley block 37 installed under the liquid chamber31 and two rows of power generator unit 14′ above the liquid chamber 31both corresponding to the said two hollow tanks 36. The amount of thepower generator unit 14′ is the same as that of pulley block 37. Thesaid pulley block 37 includes pulley and toothed belt; correspondingly,a plurality of fixing parts and second through holes are installed onthe tank 36. The positions of the first and second through holes arecorresponding to each other, respectively. The pulley is fixed under theliquid chamber 31. The toothed belt whose upper end rounds the motorwheel and lower end passes through the first and second through holesgoes around the said pulley positioned under the liquid chamber 31 toform an approximate rectangle. The said tank 36 is fixed at one verticaledge of the said approximate rectangle by fixing component. The movementof the tank 36 is transported to the motor wheel in eachpower-generating unit though the pulley block 372 to drive thepower-generating unit 14′ to rotate for producing power.

About the specific working principle of the said example, please referto another patent application PCT/CN2006/002239 by the identicalapplicant.

FIG. 15 represents the power generation device according to example 12.The said device includes lifting device and power-generating unit.

Wherein, the lifting device includes drive motor 1, support platform 3′,support bracket 4, first magnet body 5, second magnet body 6, largepiston 25, movement body 16, hydraulic bumper bracket 26 and liftingchannel 9.

Cylindrical support platform 3′ is fixedly positioned underground withcircular lifting channel 9 installed at its center. Columnarsetback-type cylinder block 22 is installed above the supportingplatform 3′. A cover-like large piston 25 is arranged inside a smallerupper part 22 a of the cylinder block 22, and may slid up and downinside the smaller upper part 22 a by touching with the inner wall ofthe cylinder block 22 through pulley 23.

The first magnet body 5 includes two natural magnets with symmetricalshapes connected to the drive motor 1, arranged on both sides of thelifting channel 9 symmetrically and touching with the upper surface ofthe supporting platform 3′ through roller wheel 51. The two magnets ofthe first magnet body 5 can do, along the upper surface of thesupporting platform 3′, back and forth liner movements which make themjointed to or separated from each other inside the larger lower part 22b of the columnar setback-type cylinder block 22. FIGS. 16 a to 16 jrepresent these jointed-separated states under five forms of layout ofthe first magnet body 5. The second magnet body 6 also includes twoidentical magnets fixed under the edge of the cover-like large piston 25which are positioned on the tracks of the two first magnet bodies 5,respectively. The said second magnet body 6 has the positioncorresponding to and the magnetism repulsive to that of the closed firstmagnet body 5.

Hydraulic buffer device 26 includes water tank 261, water tank piston262, bumper bracket 263 fixed on the water tank piston 262 and bufferboard 264 fixed on the top of the bumper bracket 263. The said bufferboard 264 penetrates into the lower part of shifting channel 9. Thedischarge pipe 265 is connected with the water tank 261 and the outsideenvironment which is a water reservoir 266. The circular movement body16 is connected to the large piston 25 at the center of its lower partthrough lifting rod 24 and inserted into the lifting channel 9.

The power-generating unit includes metal coil 10, magnet 11 and cable12. The metal coil 10 is setup on the movement body 16, the magnet 11 issetup in the pipe wall of the lifting channel 9, and the cable 12 isconnected with the metal coil 10 to transport the generated power tooutside.

The working process of the power generation device of the said exampleis described as follows.

At initial position, the movement body 16 penetrates into the lower partof the lifting channel 9 and touches the buffer board 264; the two firstmagnet bodies 5 are separated from each other. The drive motor 1 isstarted up and moves the first magnet bodies 5 to joint with each other.When the moving first magnet body 5 cuts in the position below thesecond magnet body 6 which is suspending above it, the repulsive forcebetween the two magnets brings the second magnet body 6 up, in turnpushes the large piston 25 up, thus brings the movement body 16 up. Thatis to say, metal coil 10 moves relative to magnet 11 and produces powerwhich is transported to public grid through cable 12. When the movingfirst magnet body 5 moves to a position far away from the second magnetbody 6 on the large piston 25, the large piston 25 goes down at a setspeed by the function of gravity which presses the movement body 16 tomove downward relative to the lifting channel 9. That is to say, metalcoil 10 moves relative to magnet 11 and produces power which istransported to public grid through cable 12. In order to prevent themovement body from impacting onto the bottom of the lifting channel 9and hence damaging the power generation device, a hydraulic bufferdevice 26 is mounted. Wherein, the discharge pipe 265 extends into thewater reservoir 266. When the movement body 16 which is moving downwardtouches the buffer board 264, it presses the buffer board 264 and inturn presses the water tank piston 262 to move downward. At this point,as the press force acted on the buffer board 264 by the movement body isgreater than the water pressure at the outlet of the discharge pipe 265,the water tank piston 262 presses the liquid in the water tank 261 anddischarges them outside. When the first magnet body 5 is driven to moveto a location under the second magnet body 6, the repulsive forcebetween the two magnet bodies brings the second magnet body 6 up again,in turn brings the movement body 16 up, at this point, the press forceacted on the buffer board 264 is reduced. When the said press forcebecomes smaller than the water pressure at the outlet of the dischargepipe 265, the liquid will flow into the water tank 261 naturally ascompensation. The whole process repeats and produces power in cycle.

FIGS. 17 a to 17 c represent the power generation device according toexample 13 which has the basically same structure as that in example 12.The difference is only in that: each of the support platform 3′ and thecylinder block 22 is designed as a cube. The power-generating unit isgenerator. A plurality of generators 14 are connected to the largepiston 25 at its lower part through a plurality of lifting rods 23. Whenthe first magnet body 5 moves to leave the location corresponding to thesecond magnet 6, the large piston 25 which loses the support of magneticforce goes down by the function of gravity. That is to say, thegenerator 14 is driven to rotate by the lifting rod 23 to produce power.

FIG. 18 represents the power generation device according to example 14whose structure is basically same as that in example 12. The differenceis only in that: the said device is installed in the liquid; the largepiston 25 is designed into the form of disc which can hold water. Thegravitational potential energy of both the disk-type large piston 25 andthe liquid in it can be used to produce power. Therefore, the powergeneration device should be hermetically-sealed; the large piston 25 isin the form of disk which can hold certain amount of water thereon.Instead of roller wheel, there is sealed ring or sealed liquid (notshown) set between the large piston 25 and the inner wall of cylinderblock 22.

The working principle of the said power generation device is basicallysame as that in example 12. The difference is only in that: when thesecond magnet body 6 goes up by the repulsive force from the firstmagnet body 5, the disk-type large piston 25 holds up certain amount ofseawater; when the second magnet body 6 gets rid of the repulsive forcefrom the first magnet body 5, the large piston 25 and the seawater heldthereon go down by the gravity, the movement body 16 connected with thelarge piston 25 through the lifting rod 24 does movement relative to theopened-closed state of the lifting channel 9 to produce power. Byadopting the said structure, the manufacture material of the largepiston 25 can be reduced.

FIGS. 19 a to 19 c represent the power generation device according toexample 15 whose structure is basically same as that in example 12. Thedifference is only in that: each of the support platform 3′ and thecylinder block 22 is designed as a cube. A plurality of generators 14are connected to the large piston 25 at its lower part through aplurality of vertical rods 24. The generators 14 are fixed on agenerator bracket 141. When the first magnet body 5 moves to leave thelocation corresponding to the second magnet 6, the large piston 25 whichloses the support of magnetic force goes down by the function ofgravity. That is to say, the power generator 14 is driven to rotate bythe vertical rod 24 to produce power.

Please refer to FIGS. 20 a and 20 b, as it can be seen, the sea reverseosmosis device according to example 16 is installed in seawater (notshown) and includes lifting device and reverse osmosis device: drivemotor 1, support platform 3′, support bracket 4, first magnet body 5,second magnet body 6, large piston 25, movement body 16, hydraulicbumper bracket 26 and lifting channel 9.

The structures of drive motor 1, support platform 3′, first magnet body5 and large piston 25 are basically same as those in example 3.

Circular support platform 3′ and large piston 25 are fixed on thesupport bracket 4. The sea reverse osmosis device installed verticallyat the center of the support platform 3′ has a structure as follows: theosmosis chamber 27 is installed with first piston 271 therein which canswing up and down, the said first piston 271 fixedly connects with thelarge piston 25 through lifting rod 272; infiltration liquid dischargeopening with one-way valve is installed on side wall of the sea osmosischamber 27 so as to discharge seawater which infiltrate into the deviceto the osmosis chamber timely; the seawater delivery pipe 273 has oneend connected to the osmosis chamber 27 and another end leading toocean. One-way valve is setup on the said seawater delivery pipe 273 toprevent the seawater in the device from flowing back to the ocean. Areverse osmosis membrane 29 separates the freshwater reservoir 28 fromthe osmosis chamber 27. There is also a freshwater discharge chamber 281installed at external side of the freshwater reservoir 28. A secondpiston 282 is setup in the freshwater reservoir 281 whose second linkrod 283 connected with the large piston 25 through a mobileclamping-connected mechanism; the freshwater discharge pipe 284 isconnected with freshwater compression chamber 281 and freshwatercollecting device (not shown); a condensed water reservoir 30 leads tothe lower part of the osmosis chamber 27 through condensed watertransmission pipeline 301, a condensed water discharge pipe 302 connectsthe condensed water reservoir 30 to a condensed water collecting device(not shown). The condensed water reservoir 30 is installed with a thirdpiston 303 therein which can moves up and down and whose third link rod304 connected with the large piston 25 through a mobileclamping-connected mechanism.

FIGS. 20 c and 20 d represent the sea reverse osmosis device accordingto example 16 whose structure is basically same as that in example 15.The difference is only in that: as the liquid inlet opening of theseawater delivery pipe 273 is extended to a location higher than theseawater osmosis chamber 27, thus there is no need to setup the seawaterone-way valve. In addition, as shown in FIG. 20 c, a discharge outletcan be installed so as to discharge seawater which are infiltrated intothe device through the gap between the large piston 25 and cylinderblock 22 timely, and it's also doable to arrange part of the supportplatform 3′ to be inclined, as shown in FIG. 20 d.

The working process of the sea reverse osmosis device of the saidexample is described as follows.

The power generation device in the said example is installed in theocean at a location with a depth within 200 m. At initial position, thetwo first magnet bodies 5 are separated from each other. The drive motor1 is started up and moves the first magnet bodies 5 to joint with eachother. When the moving first magnet body 5 cuts in the position belowthe second magnet body 6 which is suspending above it, the repulsiveforce between them brings the first piston 271, the second piston 282and the third piston 303 up; as the water pressure in the osmosischamber is reduced, seawater flows thereinto through seawater deliverypipe 273. When the water amount in the osmosis chamber 27 reaches themax value, that is, when the large piston 25 is placed above the watersurface, the first magnet bodies 5 are driven to move away from eachother, that is, the first magnet body 5 leaves the position rightlyunder the second magnet body 6, which results in the vanish of repulsiveforce, the large piston 25 and the seawater held thereon go down by thegravity at a set speed, which brings the first piston 271, the secondpiston 282 and the third piston 303 down vertically to press theseawater in the sea osmosis chamber 27, freshwater in the pressedseawater flows into the freshwater reservoir 28 through osmosis membrane29, then into freshwater discharge chamber 281, and is discharged intothe freshwater collecting device by the pressure of second piston 282;the remaining condensed water are pressed into the condensed waterreservoir 30 and then into the condensed water collecting chamber by thepressure of third piston 303. The process that freshwater dischargechamber 281 and the second piston 282 setup in it empty the infiltratedwater reserved therein and the process that condensed water reservoir 30and the third piston 303 setup in it empty the infiltrated waterreserved therein also can buffer the downward pressure of the firstpiston 271, so as to prevent the pressure from too much to damage themechanism and reverse osmosis membrane cooperated with it. Meanwhile,the link rod connecting the second piston 282 to the third piston 303 isalso equipped with safety protection device to ensure that the secondpiston 282 and the third piston 303 will not impact the bottom of theirchambers strongly. The whole process repeats in cycle to obtain plentyof freshwater and condensed seawater rich in mineral substance.

Please refer to FIG. 21 which represents the power generation deviceaccording to example 17. The said device is installed in seawater ofcoastal water and includes sea reverse osmosis device andpower-generating mechanism in example 16. Wherein, the power-generatingmechanism includes liquid chamber 31, shift device 32, discharge device33 and waterless pipeline 34. Since the power-generating mechanism inthe said example is installed in seawater, the seawater can form anatural liquid chamber 31 used for ascending and descending movements ofmovement body 16, for the purpose of saving material, there is no needto setup walls of movement chamber 31. However, in order to controlmovement body 16 to move along a set route, a guiding sliding track 163is required and ring-shaped sliding hook 164 is set up at a side ofmovement body 16. The discharge device 33 is connected with the seareverse osmosis device. Meanwhile, since all components are installed inthe seawater, specialized underwater fixing device 38 is needed to fixeach component. The underwater fixing device 38 includes an anchoragepile installed in the ground floor of the ocean, a steel cable fixed inthe anchorage pile, a floater fixed by the steel cable, a float boardsupport column fixed on the floater, a float board fixed on the top ofthe float body support column.

During the process of power generation, liquid in the shift device 32are delivered into osmosis chamber 27 of the sea reverse osmosis deviceby discharge device 33 through seawater delivery pipe 273 andtransferred into condensed seawater and freshwater after reverse osmosistreatment by the said device. The condensed seawater and freshwater arecollected into corresponding collecting device respectively to ensurethat the sea reverse osmosis device can accept seawater from dischargedevice 33 in cycle, thus ensure that the shift device 32 can shift incycle, so as to allow the device to produce power in cycle. About thespecific working principle of the power generation device, please referto another patent application PCT/CN2006/002239 by the identicalapplicant.

Please refer to FIG. 22 which represents the power generation deviceaccording to example 18. The said device is installed in seawater ofcoastal water and includes the sea reverse osmosis device and thepower-generating mechanism in example 16, wherein the power-generatingmechanism includes: liquid chamber 31, shift device 32, discharge device33, tank 36 and power-generating unit. The power-generating unit isgenerator 14′.

Liquid chamber 31 is a cube container for storing certain amount ofwater.

The shift device 32 is installed at the lower part of the liquid chamber31, with upper trap door and air hole. The upper trap door installedwith liquid inlet hole and first through hole at its upper partseparates the liquid chamber 31 from the shift device 32. The seawaterdelivery pipe 273 of the sea osmosis device is connected with the shiftdevice 32 and leads to the osmosis chamber 27 of the sea reverse osmosisdevice. During the process of power generation, liquid in the shiftdevice 32 is discharged into the sea reverse osmosis device andtransferred into condensed seawater and freshwater after reverse osmosistreatment by the said device. The condensed seawater and freshwater arecollected into corresponding collecting device respectively to ensurethat the sea reverse osmosis device can accept seawater from shiftdevice 32 in cycle, thus ensure that the shift device 32 can shift incycle, so as to allow the power generation device to produce power incycle.

Tank 36 is a hollow tank with a plurality of liquid in-out openings thatcan be opened/closed installed thereon, wherein, the location of thelower liquid in-out opening corresponds to the location of liquid inlethole on the upper trap door 21. The relationship between gravitation andflotage of the tank 36 can be changed through filling liquid to itshollow part or discharging liquid from it to convert kinetic energy intoelectric energy by making the tank 36 descend and ascend in liquidchamber continuously to generate power.

The liquid chamber 31 is installed with power-generating unit 14 underit and pulley block 37 above it. The amount of the generator unit 14 isas the same as that of pulley block 37. The said pulley block 37includes pulley and toothed belt; correspondingly, a plurality of fixingparts and a plurality of second through holes are arranged on the tank36. The positions of the first and second through holes arecorresponding to each other, respectively. The pulley is fixed under theliquid chamber 31. The toothed belt whose upper end rounds the motorwheel and lower end passes through the first and second through holesgoes around the pulley setup under the liquid chamber 31 to form aapproximate rectangle. The said tank 36 is fixed at one vertical edge ofthe said approximate rectangle by fixing component. The movement of thetank 36 is transported to the motor wheel in each power-generating unit14 though the pulley block, to drive the power-generating unit 14 torotate for producing power.

Since all components are installed in the seawater, specializedunderwater fixing device 38 is needed to fix each component. Thestructure of the said fixing device 38 is the same as that in examplementioned above.

Please refer to FIG. 23 which represents the power generation deviceaccording to example 19. The said power generation device is installedin the seawater of coastal water and includes the sea reverse osmosisdevice and power generation mechanism in example 16. Wherein, the saidpower generation mechanism includes: liquid chamber 31, shift device 32,tank 36 and power-generating unit. The power-generating unit is metalcoil 10 and magnet 11.

Liquid chamber 31 is a cube container for storing certain amount ofwater.

The shift device 32 is installed at the lower part of the liquid chamber31, with the upper trap door and air hole (not shown). The upper trapdoor installed with liquid inlet hole at its upper part separates theliquid chamber 31 from the shift device 32.

Through the said discharge hole, liquid in the shift device 32 can bedischarged to seawater delivery pipe 273 whose end leads to the osmosischamber 27 of the sea reverse osmosis device. During the process ofpower generation, liquid in the shift device 32 are discharged intoosmosis chamber 27 of the sea reverse osmosis device and transferredinto condensed seawater and freshwater after reverse osmosis treatmentby the said device. The condensed seawater and freshwater are collectedinto corresponding collecting device respectively to ensure that the seareverse osmosis device can accept seawater from shift device 32 incycle, thus ensure that the shift device 32 can shift in cycle, so as toallow the power generation device to produce power in cycle.

Tank 36 is a hollow tank with a plurality of liquid in-out openings thatcan be opened/closed installed at its upper and lower part, wherein, thelocation of the lower liquid in-out opening corresponds to the locationof liquid inlet hole on the upper trap door. The relationship betweengravitation and flotage of the tank 36 can be changed through fillingliquid to its hollow part or discharging liquid from it to convertkinetic energy into electric energy by making the tank 36 descend andascend in liquid chamber continuously to generate power. In order tocontrol the distance between the tank 36 and the inner wall of liquidchamber 31 and ensure that the device runs in stable state, roller wheelis setup on tank 36. The said roller wheel touching the inner wall ofliquid chamber 31 can slide thereon.

The form of layout of the power-generating unit is as follows: coil 10is installed in the inner wall of liquid chamber 31, magnet 11 isinstalled in the tank 36, and cable 12 is connected to the metal coil totransport the generated power to outside.

About the specific working principle of the power generation device,please refer to another patent application PCT/CN2006/002239 by theidentical applicant.

Further modifications and alternative embodiments of various aspects ofthe invention will be apparent to those skilled in the art in view ofthis description. Accordingly, this description is to be construed asillustrative only and is for the purpose of teaching those skilled inthe art the general manner of carrying out the invention. It is to beunderstood that the forms of the invention shown and described hereinare to be taken as examples of embodiments. Elements and materials maybe substituted for those illustrated and described herein, parts andprocesses may be reversed, and certain features of the invention may beutilized independently, all as would be apparent to one skilled in theart after having the benefit of this description of the invention.Changes may be made in the elements described herein without departingfrom the spirit and scope of the invention as described in the followingclaims.

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 16. A seawater reverse osmosis device which isinstalled in the seawater comprising: a lifting device comprising: atleast one first magnetic body, the said first magnetic body ispositioned on a platform and driven by a driving unit so as to movealong a predetermined track; at least one second magnetic body, the saidsecond magnetic body is positioned above part of track of the said firstmagnetic body whose magnetism is repulsive to that of the first magneticbody; a lifting mechanism which is positioned on a supporting device andconnected to the second magnetic body, wherein the lifting mechanism isa disk-shaped piston with a lifting rod fixedly positioned below thedisk-shaped piston; wherein, the second magnetic body is lifted orlowered vertically in cycle according to the said first magnetic body'spassing through or leaving from the second magnetic body in cycle at aset speed, so as to drive the said lifting mechanism to be lifted,lowered or swung; an osmosis chamber, which is set up with a firstpiston fixedly connected to the said disk-shaped piston; a seawaterdelivery pipeline, of which one end connects the osmosis chamber and theother end leads to the seawater; a freshwater reservoir, in which thereverse osmosis membrane is installed between the said osmosis chamberand the said freshwater reservoir and connects to a freshwatercollecting device through a freshwater discharge pipeline; and acondensed water reservoir; which connects to the lower part of theosmosis chamber through a condensed water delivery pipeline, andconnects to a condensed water collecting device through a condensedwater discharge pipeline.
 17. The seawater reverse osmosis device ofclaim 16, wherein the said platform is a rotation platform which canrotate around an axis; the said driving unit is connected to therotation platform to drive the platform to rotate; the said firstmagnetic body is fixed on the rotation platform and rotates followingthe rotation of the said platform.
 18. The seawater reverse osmosisdevice of claim 16, wherein the said platform is a supporting platformwhich is installed fixedly, the said driving unit is connected to thesaid first magnetic body to drive the said first magnetic body to moveon the said supporting platform.